Windows Mobile
My Phone Dillemma: I’m Ready for a Change and I Want Your Opinion
Well, that time is finally here. My 3 Year (bloody) Contract with Bell Mobility (one of the Big 3 rip-off artist/cell phone & communications companies on the northern half of the North American continent) has less than a year left and I’ve been presented with a $100 hardware upgrade and about $300 in data [...]
TouchTwit Brings Pretty AND Functional to Windows Mobile
Windows Mobile is not known for being either pretty or exceptionally user friendly, and the apps have been repeatedly put to shame by iPhone and Android software. WinMo users were waiting with baited breath for the launch of the Windows Mobile applications store (Skymarket), but initial offerings were largely disappointing and often grossly overpriced. [...]
Push Gmail for iPhone and Windows Mobile: Not Pushy Enough
A few weeks back, Google unveiled the long-awaited push Gmail for iPhone and Windows Mobile. Push Gmail is part of the Google Sync package, which is still in Beta and previously offered only Google Calendar sync and Google Contacts sync. The calendar and contacts features have been working fairly flawlessly for some time now, [...]
Skymarket THIS Windows Marketplace for Mobile!
You may think from the title that I am a bit less than enthused with Skymarket, the new Windows Marketplace for Mobile app store. You wouldn’t be wrong, either. This may come as something of a surprise to some of you, considering how much I have obviously been looking forward to the release of Skymarket, [...]
Be a (HTC) Hero — Android-ilize your Windows Mobile Phone with PointSense
HTC has been knocking the socks off of the Windows Mobile universe for a while now with increasingly beautiful and functional UI (user interface) designs for their Windows Mobile phones. Now they have done it again with the release of the HTC Hero and the very spiffy Sense UI design. The only problem is, [...]
Screw You iPhone! Stop Stealing All Our (Windows Mobile) Apps…
In the beginning of August, Microsoft released a detailed case study intended to help developers actually port their iPhone apps over to the Windows Mobile platform, a move that has many Windows Mobile customers, myself included, a bit giddy with hope. We have been turning various shades of green over the past two years, watching [...]
8 Twitter Tools for Windows Mobile
Today, 40Tech is pleased to present a guest post from Srikanth from the Tech Inspiration blog.
Just as with a Windows desktop operating system, you can install many types of applications on your Windows Mobile device. In fact, there are many applications available that are specifically designed for Windows Mobile devices, such as Twitter applications [...]
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